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How do we see/feel? We see or feel by duplication. Particles with similar arrangement will be seen or felt as same. Whereas particle with different arrangement will be seen or felt different. But we don't see everything e.g. air which is still made up particles. It's because our eyes which itself made up of particles receive the photons or particles and brain which is again made up particles has developed a mechanism to only see photon particles of the visible spectrum (i.e seeing only a particular type of arrangement). Leaving that arrangement we cannot see anything. But how can brain made up of particles only see photon particles arrangement? It is because of the arrangement of particles in our brain i.e receptors. As we all know a particular arrangement only fits with another particular arrangement just like lock and key. But it can be erroneous to some extent, same as we can make duplicate keys which are not exactly the same (i.e. remains within the error range).

Is universe deterministic? Condition 1: Imagine, a number of particles are finite in the universe, also, take the number of arrangement as finite. Now imagine sides represent all the possible arrangement of a dice. Now start throwing the dice. As the number of possible arrangement  is huge, the probability of predicting the next arrangement is almost zero. As you can see in the real world also, we cannot go from one state to another just randomly. Condition 2: Imagine, a number of particles are infinite, so the number of arrangement will also be infinite. Also assume that all arrangements are equally likely to occur. Thus, probability of predicting the next arrangement is zero as  a number of arrangement is infinite. So the result is same as condition 1 As we can see, we can disapprove the first two conditions by looking at our real world. Condition 3: Now imagine a number of particles are finite, also the number of arrangements are finite. But all arrangements are not eq